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Are Americans Becoming More Health-Conscious?

Written by Mint
Published Nov 14, 2013
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Americans are buying more veggies and fewer cigarettes, carbonated soft drink sales continue to drop, and the fitness sector has grown 12% since 2007.

But are all these changes in habits really paying off?

The following infographic explores whether or not this shift is actually improving Americans’ overall health.

Click on “Launch Infographic” for an expanded view.

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